Sentry Stone

Sentry stones (見張り石, Mihari Ishi) are enemies in Elden Ring. They are typically passive wildlife unless provoked.

Overview[]

The stone sentries are ominous creatures made from living rock. Their cylindrical, tube-like bodies are long chains of rounded stones bound together by gravitational energy. A crater in the topmost rock bears a single eye. They enjoy crawling around like earthworms, and are typically passive. At night, their eyes beam bright purple light as they watch over the Evergaols in silence.

Variants[]

Drops[]

Item	Drop rate	Quantity	Notes

Congealed Putrescence	4.0%	x1	Stone Coffin Fissure
Congealed Putrescence	4.0%	Stone Coffin Fissure
Ruin Fragment	100.0%	x1
Ruin Fragment	100.0%
Sanctuary Stone	4.0%	x1
Sanctuary Stone	4.0%
Volcanic Stone	8.0%	x1	Mt. Gelmir
Volcanic Stone	8.0%	Mt. Gelmir

Locations[]

Sentry stones are found across the Lands Between and the Realm of Shadow.

Moveset[]

There are a few different stone sentries. Each has a different move pool. You can distinguish them based upon their idle behaviors. Some sentries will defy gravity and spin around like tops, others might explode, and only a few may fire laser beams from their eyes.

Notes[]

The sentry stones drop Ruin Fragments, shards that fell from Crumbling Farum Azula.^[1]^[2] The city of the ancient dragons was lifted into the sky after being struck by a meteor in prehistoric times.^[3]^[4]
- The stone sentries may fire lasers from their eyes in a manner similar to Metyr, Mother of Fingers, whose star was the first to fall upon the Lands Between.^[5]

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References[]

↑ Stone fragment found near places where ruins have fallen from the sky. These shards of stone are believed to have once been part of a temple in the sky. They glow with a faint light from within. (Ruin Fragment)
↑ A rare piece of stone fragment found near places where ruins have fallen from the sky. It feeds and strengthens the light as it shines. (Sanctuary Stone)
↑ The ruin it came from crumbled when struck by a meteorite, as such this weapon harbors its destructive power. (Ruins Greatsword)
↑ It is said that the ancient royal city of Farum Azula has been slowly crumbling since time immemorial. (Old Lord's Talisman)
↑ The mother of all Two Fingers and Fingercreepers was in turn a magnificently gleaming daughter of the Greater Will, and the first shooting star to fall upon the Lands Between. (Remembrance of the Mother of Fingers)

[1] Stone fragment found near places where ruins have fallen from the sky. These shards of stone are believed to have once been part of a temple in the sky. They glow with a faint light from within. (Ruin Fragment)

[2] A rare piece of stone fragment found near places where ruins have fallen from the sky. It feeds and strengthens the light as it shines. (Sanctuary Stone)

[3] The ruin it came from crumbled when struck by a meteorite, as such this weapon harbors its destructive power. (Ruins Greatsword)

[4] It is said that the ancient royal city of Farum Azula has been slowly crumbling since time immemorial. (Old Lord's Talisman)

[5] The mother of all Two Fingers and Fingercreepers was in turn a magnificently gleaming daughter of the Greater Will, and the first shooting star to fall upon the Lands Between. (Remembrance of the Mother of Fingers)

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